Episodes: 2022

Paul Rudd, one of America's favorite leading men, shares fascinating facts about ants and talks about owning a candy store in a small town.

Tig catches up with comedian and veteran improv performer Ben Schwartz, who talks about his process for voicing the superpowered hedgehog in the “Sonic the Hedgehog” movies.

Indie pop rock sensation Phoebe Bridgers talks about life as the child of a standup comedian, the origins of her ghoul-inspired style and the worst advice she recently gave a friend.

The one and only Conan O'Brien discusses the people he turns to for advice and why the storied prankster himself doesn't actually like pranks.

Actor Ian Harvie talks about doing stand up while sober and advises a listener on how to be proud of their body.

Comedian Kathleen Madigan talks about her very short basketball "career," why she left LA for Nashville, and the best way to “break up” with an old friend.

Bestselling author and personal transformation pioneer Deepak Chopra reveals his pick for the greatest jokester of all time.

Trailblazing producer, actor, and Emmy-winning screenwriter Lena Waithe trades stories with Tig about their early days as assistants in Hollywood.

Actor and comedian Deon Cole, a regular on Black-ish and Grown-ish, stops by to talk privacy, positivity and how to be uniquely yourself.

Want to level up your workout? Actor/comedian Patti Harrison helps Tig inspire a listener with a few motivational — and absurd — quotes.

Kiwi actor and singer Lucy Lawless (Xena: Warrior Princess) joins Tig to advise a mom annoyed by her daughter's cell phone addiction and counsel a woman on how to fend off a family of huggers.

Comedian, writer, and actor Fortune Feimster swaps hilarious stories with Tig about debutante balls and newlywed life.

Comedian and game show host Jimmy Carr reveals the simple life advice that all self-help books have in common.

Craving a best friend, but unsure how to make that connection as an adult? Actor and former SNL cast member Sasheer Zamata tells Tig how she found her later-in-life bestie — none other than fellow comedian Nicole Byer.

Actor, comedian, host, and producer Rosie O'Donnell tells Tig why she prefers working on Broadway over Hollywood, and how she learned to conduct a great interview from Johnny Carson.